Call Now. I Answer.

Yes, I really do answer at night. Yes, on weekends. Yes, even on holidays.


It rings on my phone, not a service. Most OWI calls I get come in between midnight and 3 AM. You're not bothering me — you're doing exactly what you should be doing.


If I can't pick up, I'll call you back within 30 minutes.

Why Tonight Matters More Than Monday Morning

Iowa DOT gives you exactly 10 days from the officer's notice to request a hearing and appeal your license revocation. That clock started the moment you were handed that paperwork. It does not pause for the weekend, and it does not pause because it's a holiday.


Waiting until Monday is how people lose their license before they've had a single conversation with a lawyer. Talk to me tonight. The paperwork can wait until morning.

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If your situation isn't urgent, use the form below and I'll be in touch shortly.

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Not Sure You Can Afford to Even Ask?

The first conversation is free. Tell me what happened — I'll tell you what it'll cost before we go any further. Flat-fee pricing is available for most OWI cases, so there are no billing surprises down the road.


Calling From Jail?

If you're calling from a Scott County or Johnson County jail, the operator will tell you the call costs money. Accept it. The conversation is privileged — meaning it stays between you and me.

Office Location

116 East 6th Street, Davenport, Iowa 52803, United States

I serve clients throughout eastern Iowa, including Davenport, Bettendorf, Iowa City, Muscatine, Dubuque, and Clinton, as well as western Illinois on a case-by-case basis.

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Prefer Email?

gkkoos@aol.com

Email is fine for general questions, but if you were arrested tonight or your 10-day DOT window is running, call. Email can wait. Your license appeal cannot.